Sentence examples for relatively impoverished from inspiring English sources
Relatively impoverished though Puglia may be, the Pugliese take their alimento very seriously indeed.
Squeezed between high taxes and empowered workers, executives were relatively impoverished by the standards of either earlier or later generations.
Like Dr. Sanz, he found these genetically at-risk children to accumulate a relatively impoverished, unstable microbial community.
Our encounter with the modern print text is a relatively impoverished event, compared to the multi-layered sensory experience of the medieval book.
Others are naturally concerned that Marion may lose interest in the relatively impoverished French film industry which made her and disappear to Hollywood for ever.' Cotillard's film career began in the 1998 film Taxi, scripted by Luc Besson.
Marginal and relatively impoverished, South American leagues act as a training and recruitment ground for the clubs of Europe, and in 1982 Maradona duly moved to Barcelona for $8m£4.4m4m).
Molenbeek, a relatively impoverished borough with a large Moroccan Muslim population, gained notoriety after a terror cell based there mounted suicide attacks on Paris in November 2015, killing 130 people.
Reading these two biographies, one cannot help feeling that at least some early-21st-century writers are using a relatively impoverished vocabulary for describing the human character, especially one as complicated as Napoleon's: compared with the descriptions of contemporaries like Madame de Staël and Alfred de Vigny, these portraits seem flat and unsubtle.
While they may look relatively impoverished, during the wet season they can produce more vegetation than forests and a large proportion of this is digestible by animals.
One widely accepted obstacle is the relatively impoverished pool of facilities available to state-educated pupils.
